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07/07/17
Living Sky passes new budget despite difficulties
Living Sky School Division approved its new final amended budget at its last meeting, after a long decision-making process in deliberating on the budget for the next school year. The budget, as originally approved May 10, reflected $6 million in reductions… +Read More
07/05/17
Sask. school divisions warn parents about risky social media game
The “Blue Whale Challenge” could be an urban legend, or it could be a deadly game. It’s allegedly a social media activity that puts people through a series of progressively risky tasks — the final being suicide. The game is on the radar of the RCMP, and… +Read More
06/28/17
Parents concerned over phasing out of Regina Catholic Schools’ Sunshine Program
Parents in the Regina Catholic School Division are voicing concerns about the school board’s decision to phase out the Sunshine Program. The program offers a learning environment for three to five-year-olds with intensive needs. This upcoming school year, the division… +Read More
06/28/17
Staff & Students Say Goodbye to John Chisholm School
They roamed the halls, looked through pictures and art, and shared memories Monday night at John Chisholm Alternate School, in light of Prairie South School Division (PSSD) announcing that the school will close for good at the end of this… +Read More
06/23/17
Some savings aren’t worth it
As another school year comes to an end, it seems like an appropriate time to reflect back on the numerous educators I have had the good fortune to meet across the province. Their stories, while different in so many ways,… +Read More
06/21/17